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Samaira ****** **DREAM SEQUENCE STARTS** ****** Walking on the beach with our hands intertwined and watching the sunset. I always wanted to do that and finally, I was living that moment with my one and only. There was no one around but it didn't matter to us as the only thing which mattered was us. I felt content. Sitting on the beach, I rested my head on his shoulder. "It's beautiful, isn't it?" I asked him. "Hmmm." came his reply.

We enjoy the day swimming, eating, doing water activities that the resort suggests and highlight. We take a rest and enjoy the sun to set. The twins are in our middle and mesmerize by the beauty of the sun. We are seating at the bench beside the beach. The surrounding is quiet, and the waves and winds make music that is calming. I fished my phone; I am glad I brought it with us. I smiled upon seeing my wallpaper. It is our selfie on the mall, the day where we bought this phone. I take pictures of the sunset. I flip the camera, and it reflects my family’s figure. Yes, they are my family.

Kathy squeals in excitement with the cold breeze hitting on her face and her hair freely moving upside down. "It's cold but amazing." Tina replied, as she rested on the beach lounge chair basking, luxuriating in the glow of the sun. She was wearing a V neck sexy lingerie with black halter neck looking sexy and hot sitting on the beach chair, and getting the attraction of each passerby as they all looked at her cute baby bump. As it was not a weekend, the beach was far from empty. Couples and singles, even a few children are playing in the waters having enjoying their carefree day. The beach seemed like a good idea after all.

Enthusiastically, I stroll behind the men to the beach. We have everything with us; lots of meat, camping chairs and a plaid. The night is balmy; a gentle breeze is going on, and the leaves on the trees rustle as we walk by. The men start the campfire when we finally arrive at the seashore. Perpetua and I spread the plaid on the sand to sit on it. Elena and Magda wash their feet in the water while singing an unfamiliar tune.

That's exactly what I intended, I thought he was already asleep. "That's what I'll do," I admitted. "It's better than sitting here," he said, getting up from sitting. He opened the door, and we both walked towards the shore. Even at that hour, we see people having fun on the beach. I inhaled the air, and the strong winds passed us. Fortunately, I decided to tie my hair. We sat on the sand near the seashore. His eyes were ahead. "You want me to say something?" Zach asked me for permission.

She immediately plopped into the sand and started digging like the ocean had never existed. Later that afternoon, while the woman Nathan had hired watched the twins with open adoration, we sat on the covered terrace with laptops and strong ginger tea. We walked through projections. Numbers. Strategies together, the way we always did now, two minds moving in sync. But every time our eyes met across the table, something unspoken lingered. On the second day, we walked the beach at sunset.

Pierre seemed to be taking in the beauty of the view as much as I was, his eyes fixed on the fading light, the calm sea reflecting the last traces of the sunset. I propped my elbow on the table and rested my cheek against my left palm, just letting my thoughts drift as I observed the world around me. The gentle breeze brushed against my skin, carrying with it the faint scent of salt and the soft hum of the ocean. Then, without meaning to, my eyes wandered toward the pool area and I nearly laughed under my breath. There, by the edge of the water, a couple was completely absorbed in each other, kissing like there was no tomorrow.

She looked at the picture on her phone and looked at the cute dude who just walked out of a car a few distance away. He is definitely the one she was expecting. She waved a hand at him and Lincoln saw her from a short distance away from him. There were several lovers and some romantic scenes were being displayed. The sea would roar and the waves would sweep water to the bank. Some people are sitting at the edge and their feet down into the sand by the sea shore. Some splashing water on others and many on a date. It was a large area and everyone can get a niche for themselves. Kids run around and their parents or keeper watch over them.

Her face scowled, like a child who was disappointed that her wishes were not fulfilled. Rajata smiled as he shook his head. They were silent for a few moments, just staring at the sea and feeling the waves brush against their feet. One of the beach visitors could faintly hear a radio station broadcast a song. … Langit biru selalu indah di sana, Selalu bayangkanmu ada di dekatku. Cerita itu terlukis dengan indah, Terbayang kita pernah bersama di satu hari yang cerah. …

Some were laying beneath umbrellas, some walked closer to the shoreline while others kept to themselves on distant daybeds, leaving plenty of open space. We walked down onto the warm sand, scouting the area until we found a comfortable, quiet spot, a daybed with shades that was a bit far away from the other people. Adrian dropped the bag and I sat down briefly, pushing my sunglasses onto my head while looking around. The waves rolled steadily toward the shore while distant laughter mixed with the sound of the ocean. Adrian sat beside me for a moment before glancing toward the water. He turned his gaze back to me. "Do you want to go to the water?"